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Dear colleagues,
Dear friends,

With 450+ registrations from 55+ countries around the globe our symposium on “Contrast enhanced mammography (CEM)” with Jonathan James was a huge success.

The Highlight of our symposium was Jonathan’s key not lecture and hands on case discussion. Jonathan shared his profound expertise in CEM with us and outlined the future role of CEM for breast cancer care.

Together with our large global audience we discussed all your questions during the final interactive discussion.

Find out more about the programme and the background of our symposium on this page. You will also find the videos (coming soon) of the event.

Stay tuned with us and watch out for the next edition of our “CEM Symposium” series.

Yours,
Pascal Baltzer and Matthias Dietzel

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Recording

Outline

The use of contrast-enhanced mammography (CEM) can lead to improvements in the diagnostic accuracy for symptomatic women by providing superior sensitivity and specificity compared to standard mammography. Women achieve the greatest benefit from CEM when integrated routinely into a symptomatic ‘One-Stop’ breast clinic.
At our symposium we will review the CEM technique and look at how it can be integrated successfully into your workflow. We will review some cases from symptomatic practice of our key note speaker Jonathan James. Finally, we will discuss recent developments in the technique including CEM guided breast biopsy. A significant part of the symposium will be devoted to the interactive discussion. Here we will discuss all your question and you will receive real time feedback!

Concept

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Compact, interactive online symposium
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Wednesday evenings, 90 minutes, 2 CME points (applied)
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Engaging and motivating learning atmosphere
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Lectures: Comprehensive overview by top experts
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Interactive discussion sessions: We answer your questions directly (chat, audio, video)

Objectives

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To review the CEM technique
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To understand how CEM can be integrated into your workflow
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To review CEM cases from symptomatic practice
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To discuss recent developments including CEM guided breast biopsy

Target audiences

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Professionals involved in breast cancer care
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Radiologists

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Breast imaginers

What our par­tic­i­pants say

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Thank you so much for all your efforts making it possible to attend your most up to date courses with the BEST speakers. So that already being an experienced breast imager, I can still learn new things. Knowledge that leads to better outcomes and improved diagnosis for my patients. Everything is designed at the SOR to help us learn new skills at our own pace. Courses are suited to all skill levels, with so many tips and tricks to work. Although there is still a disparity between health systems around the world, you CONNECT US ALL. Even, if we don’t have the latest equipment to our hand. So, everybody can learn! Every course is an enlightening and fun experience: Easy and simple to understand. And most: Every question is being answered. It is priceless to read a pe rsonal feedback only for me, with all the explanations what I asked and even more! Thank you, for the special opportunities the SOR has given to me.


Laura Esther Teté Gonzalez Lozada
Interventional Radiologist (Oncology )/Breast Imaging & Procedures//CEO Visión Radiológica e Infinitua (Radiologist – patient consultation of imaging findings & procedures, general and specialized US, mammography)/ Teacher

Programme

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Speaker

19:15

Welcome

Baltzer, Dietzel

The Role of CEM in the Symptomatic Breast Clinic: How I do it

19:25

Key note lecture

James

Interactive discussion

20:30

Interactive discussion

Auditorium, Baltzer, Dietzel, James

20:45

End of the event

Literature

K. Coffey, M.S. Jochelson, Contrast-enhanced mammography in breast cancer screening, European Journal of Radiology. 156 (2022) 110513. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ejrad.2022.110513

M.S. Jochelson, M.B.I. Lobbes, Contrast-enhanced Mammography: State of the Art, Radiology. 299 (2021) 36–48. https://doi.org/10.1148/radiol.2021201948
M.B.I. Lobbes, E.M. Heuts, M. Moossdorff, T.J.A. van Nijnatten, Contrast enhanced mammography (CEM) versus magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for staging of breast cancer: The pro CEM perspective, European Journal of Radiology. 142 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ejrad.2021.109883

Venue: Online (Zoom)

Access links and technical instructions will be emailed to participants 3 days prior to the start of the event.

CME Accreditation

In our one day courses you will achieve optimal learning success and maximum CME points in the shortest possible time!

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CME points (category A, applied for at the BLÄK)

Quality assurance

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